... BI THE WHIGS. Bin, —We have had great deal of scurrilitj and personal abuse from the organ of the defeated Whig clique party directed against Mr M'Laren and Mr Miller, which these gentlemen appear to have treated with merited contempt; but any one carious ...

... THE WHIG'S AND THER PREMIER. (Douglas .Jerroldts Paper.) Sir Robert Peel gave thl;' whole glorn of corn law re- Peal to Mr Cobden. Certainly. Lord John Russell hal ¶Vitten his famous letter giving up his pet fixed duty. It 'vas a very nice letter-vyre ...

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... WHIG CLUB. A meeting of this Club was held yrf'erday at the -London Tavern, which was molt na.iieronfly at- tended. M« FOX, in the Chair. Mr Fox gave the ofual toafts ; after which, Lord Spencer gave Mr Fox, whole he J;h wasgdiank by the company p.-eient ...

... WHIG CLUB. At an extraordinary meeting of this Club, held on Saturday, Mr Erlkine in the Chair, It war, determined to form an affociation, for the fpecific pwpofe of obtaining the repeal of Mr Pitt and Lord Grciivilk's bills. Mr Fox moved the refolution ...

... TIM WHIG CLUB. Yeferdav, the mnemnbers of thlis Society diasd I I tocther at the Crown and Anchor Tavernl for t til: filft tillic-this feafon. The meeting wv as ve. e ry numerous, and manv Members of both Hou- fes of Parliament were prefcnt. Among others ...

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... WHIG APPOINTMENTS. ** Scrutator sends the following suggestive facts to the Morning Herald: Mr W. R. Oreg, moved unwillingly from the Board of Customs to the Comptrollership of Stationery. Colonel Bomilly, made Commissioner of Costoms, being Special ...

... A 1I G C I. U B1 I - r-j I Ik; U I U 1I A meeting of the Whig Club was on1 Tuefday held at the London Tavern, Mr Fox in the Chair. After the toals of the Club were drank-, the Chairman, in the name of the' office-bearers of the Club, prefented the financial ...

... TEIF, TVIIIG Tire Whig Mhjiitrly having had a fair, trial, 140 question suggests itself, have theY retlised the juet espectations of the people, orhb ave they disappoint- ed those expeetations ? Happily we areo now fut- nished 'with sufficient data to ...

... haive bero in. euhliicilnt for profesusiuonal rmniunerations takieeg thle loan mean responseibility %wlimil often foullowv a Whig political aguuccy, but quite estalicient to satimfty any agent, and to isaintain thie interest of thle party avere tiles Wheiga ...

... whig ci.un. Yeiierday there was a meeting of this Society, Mr Fox in the chair On his health being drunk, he ad- drefied the meeting in a long fpeech, on the fubiecT: of his celfition from Parliament ; the only part of it which had any novelty, he fpoke ...